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Reply #60 posted 04/03/07 3:11pm

REDBABY

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shaomi said:

REDBABY said:

Why US comics, only?

Why not Comics you've liked or loved lately?

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Cuz, though i try 2 read french & japanese comics too, my real passion is 4 US comics! hé hé!



So you are trying to be all cultured and that..
bullshit

you read VIZ every two weeks.. I know it wink ... nod
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Reply #61 posted 04/03/07 3:33pm

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shaomi said:

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I'm really enjoying 'The Boys'.

http://www.newsarama.com/...isBOys.htm

After a 17 year hiatus, I'm getting sucked back in...


This one looks great too!!!


Yeah, DC pulled the plug after 6 issues due to the content, but it's back on in July...not sure if it's going to be the same label, though.
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Reply #62 posted 04/04/07 4:39am

shaomi

REDBABY said:

shaomi said:



Cuz, though i try 2 read french & japanese comics too, my real passion is 4 US comics! hé hé!



So you are trying to be all cultured and that..
bullshit

you read VIZ every two weeks.. I know it wink ... nod


It's not about getting cultured, lol! Writing comics is my goddamn job so i gotta read a lot of them!!!
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Reply #63 posted 04/04/07 4:44am

shaomi

PeteZarustica said:

shaomi said:



This one looks great too!!!


Yeah, DC pulled the plug after 6 issues due to the content, but it's back on in July...not sure if it's going to be the same label, though.


That's crazy because DC stopped the series because of its "anti-hero" feeling!!! That says a lotta things about the consensus at DC & their "corporate" thinking (despite them publishing some great stuff.)

I think Dan Didio is great when it comes 2 selecting great writers & stories (DC kept publishing wonderful things these last few years) but he's really really terrible when it comes 2 messing with continuity again (post Infinite Crisis mess or rebooting the Doom Patrol 4 no good reason) & taking corporate decisions that have nothing 2 do with art (such as forcing Mark Waid 2 rewrite Lex luthor's origins in order 2 follow the "Smallville" TV show continuity!!!)

Anyway, Dynamite are gonna take on "The Boys" with a TPB reprint of the 1st issues & continuing the series.
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Reply #64 posted 04/04/07 9:54am

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shaomi said:

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www.dream-chocolate.com I like most of them, but especially the Disposable Boy series.




Never heard about it. Could u tell me more? Thanx!


redface Okay, the real deal is that Ezra is my cousin (giggle) and I'm always trying to get him "discovered" so I pimp his books whenever I can...but I really do like the Disposible Boy series. It's basically autobiographical about him growing up in a fairly homogenous smallish city and because his mother is white and his father is black he feels that he doesn't always fit in. In #3 he describes his grandparents which is cool to me b/c I know his mom & grandparents and I can recognize some of the people/places in the book. My grandpa recently passed away and Ezra is going to name a character after him in an upcoming book. biggrin

The Changers is two graphic novels about these guys from the future, when the human race has reached it's pinnacle of development so they have to come back to our time to change it so that in the future humans won't reach their zenith so soon....or something like that. It was kinda confusing to me, I'm not really into sci-fi.
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